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1 week ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Jim Niedelman |Charlie Roiland
Midwest wholesale prices decreased in the last week by: Jim Niedelman, Charlie Roiland Posted: Apr 13, 2025 / 11:00 AM CDT Updated: Apr 12, 2025 / 10:03 AM CDT Here’s this week’s egg prices update. To see the USDA’s average price per dozen when delivered to the warehouse on Jan. 20, 2025 compared to where prices are now, click on the video.
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2 weeks ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Charlie Roiland |Eric Olsen
The Iowa Department of Transportation will begin work on the Harrison Street bridge over Duck Creek on Monday, April 7. Eric Olsen, Our Quad Cities NewsThe work will reduce travel to two lanes between West 35th and West 32nd streets. It will begin with the installation of a temporary connection to the Duck Creek Recreational Trail.
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2 weeks ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Linda Cook |Charlie Roiland
Protestors turned out by the hundreds in downtown Davenport on Saturday to call for the second Trump Administration to “take its hands off” federal programs millions of Americans rely on. More than a thousand people lined Brady Street in Davenport on Saturday to protest the actions of Elon Musk and President Donald Trump’s administration as a whole.
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3 weeks ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Jim Niedelman |Charlie Roiland
President using executive orders and threats of impeachment while Republicans threaten to shutdown federal courts President Donald Trump doesn’t like lawyers or judges who take action against him. He’s made that very clear in his second term. The President has issued executive orders against four law firms to suspend security clearances for their lawyers as well as restrict their access to government buildings, officials and federal contracting work.
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3 weeks ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Jim Niedelman |Charlie Roiland
Illinois could adopt tougher restrictions for police to execute no knock search warrants. And Iowa moves closer to lowering the legal age to carry a gun in the state. Host Jim Niedelman gets into those issues with former Rock Island County Republican Party Chair Bill Bloom and former Rock Island Mayor Mark Schwiebert, a Democrat.
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3 weeks ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Jim Niedelman |Charlie Roiland
Sand still fighting for closed session minutes from Davenport City Council regarding separation agreement with former city administrator Transparency figures to be a prominent issue in the mayoral and city council elections in Davenport later this year. That’s because there are still questions about the separation agreement with former City Administrator Corri Spiegel in late 2023- a deal that paid her $1.6 million.
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3 weeks ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Jim Niedelman |Charlie Roiland
Midwest wholesale prices decreased in the last week by: Jim Niedelman, Charlie Roiland Posted: Mar 30, 2025 / 11:00 AM CDT Updated: Mar 29, 2025 / 04:51 PM CDT Here’s this week’s egg prices update. To see the USDA’s average price per dozen when delivered to the warehouse on Jan. 20, 2025, compared to where prices are now, click on the video.
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3 weeks ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Charlie Roiland |Brian Weckerly
by: Charlie Roiland, Brian Weckerly Posted: Mar 29, 2025 / 09:11 PM CDT Updated: Mar 29, 2025 / 09:11 PM CDT March 29 marks the anniversary of the last American troops leaving Vietnam, and many veterans waited years to be truly welcomed home after serving their country.
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1 month ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Charlie Roiland |Eric Olsen
Despite the rainy weather, people gathered in Davenport on Sunday afternoon to protest the privatization of the U.S. Postal Service. Advocates say the USPS is a service for people around the country, and its goal is not making money. They worry the privatization of the postal service would negatively impact service in certain areas and take away from the current community involvement of letter carriers. “A lot of times they say older folks spend a lot of time alone, like 90 hours a week alone.
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1 month ago | 
ourquadcities.com | Jim Niedelman |Charlie Roiland
President Donald Trump made sure right away that he has every intention of reversing anything and everything adopted during Joe Biden’s administration as much as possible. Some of his actions so far are unprecedented. Add one more possibility to that. Host Jim Niedelman brings back Michelle Crawford and Porter McNeil to discuss. “I don’t think that this would hold up in a court, personally,” Crawford said. “Every president since Harry Truman and John Kennedy have used the autopens,” McNeil said.
